If you are listening to Apple’s earnings call currently going on, you are missing out on some interesting pieces of information. Tim Cook just said that there is a “potential of new product categories”, and that “[Apple] can’t wait to introduce [new products] this Fall and throughout 2014.” Talk about some exciting words straight from the CEO of one of the most secretive companies out there. What could these “new product categories” be though? There have been tons of rumors: an iWatch, a iTV, a cheaper iPhone, an iRadio service and probably more that I’m forgetting. But what could he be referring to? He uses categories in the plural, so I wouldn’t be surprised if we see a few of those rumors coming true within the next year.

What do you think? Interested in what could be coming? What do you hope these products are? Let us know in the comments, or tweet me @TiP_Kyle.

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Very interesting. I think iRadio and iWatch are a go. And as for “releasing new products this Fall” that’s a sure sign we won’t see an iPhone, iPad or probably any new product this summer. We may see Apple shift things around a bit, like the retina MacBook Pro’s to the price of the current non-retina MBP’s and refresh them a bit, bc that’s not really a new product. But no iPhone until fall. He said it.

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